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Greg was attracted to the easy money that came from dealing drugs, but he wasn't prepared when the consequences of that lifestyle hit close to home.... |
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Frank and Dawn were filled with anxiety about their debt and finances. Having no way out, Frank found an answer that brought peace and prosperity to their household. It can bring the same to you.... |
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Mary began having mysterious pains in her head and neck and doctors could not make sense of her symptoms, but when Gordon Robertson called her out by name during a prayer on The 700 Club, God did a miracle.... |
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In the '80s, the Sudanese genocide forced thousands of children to flee their homes. Abraham Deng was one of them, but his story had a happy ending 19 years later. ... |
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Childhood bullying and other abuse caused Cameron to withdraw from everyone. Isolation took a hefty toll until she accepted an invitation to church and began to take steps toward healing.... |
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Gang life leads to prison where Tommie meets his redeemer.... |
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Jim chose a life of drug addiction and for 39 years he lived a literal cave-dwelling existence in Arizona. A Bible and a trip to jail helped Jim re-think his life and call out to God for change.... |
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Chuck Holton visits with Scott and Tiffany Smiley. Scott was blinded in combat and has since gone on to become the Army's first blind active-duty officer.... |
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Molested as a young child, Dianne hated men and herself. After abusing drugs, falling into several lesbian relationships, and attempting suicide, Dianne found that she needed to forgive her abusers and gained peace through Christ.... |
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